Photographer Caleb Smallwood explores the industrious life of bees in this week’s Triad City Beat cover story, a photo essay on Bill Mullins’ apiary in Greensboro near Guilford College.
NEWS
• Kernersville ‘homeschooling mom’ challenges Foxx from right
• Clergy: ‘There’s fire underground that’s ready to erupt’
• High Point Journal: High Point formalizes plan for ‘complete streets’
OPINION
• Editorial: Neutering McCrory for fun and profit
• It Just Might Work: Investment co-ops
• Fresh Eyes: A gun in the elementary school auditorium
• Editorial Notebook: Billy’s backyard
COLUMNS
• Citizen Green: Gas and lodging on credit
• Good Sport: The whole picture
• All She Wrote: Farewell to a muse
CULTURE
• Food: High Point’s enduring coffee shop
• Barstool: Lucky 32
• Art: Art for Nepal
• Music: Sinkane flips the scripts with African psychedelia
• Stage & Screen: A web of lies
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